Survey Enumerator

The Survey Enumerator is in charge of doing surveys, gathering information, and making sure that the answers from study participants are correct and complete. The Enumerator works from home and uses the phone, email, or online platforms to talk to respondents and follow standard procedures for administering questionnaires. This job helps with research projects, studies of public policy, market research, or efforts to gather data for an organization. The Survey Enumerator makes sure that all data is gathered in accordance with ethical standards and the rules of the organization.

Main Duties:

Use standardized scripts and questionnaires to conduct surveys and interviews with participants.

In the right data systems, collect and record survey answers that are correct and complete.

Keep participant information private and follow data protection rules.

Check, review, and confirm survey answers to make sure they are correct and consistent.

Be polite and professional when talking to people who answer your questions.

Help participants with their questions or problems and, if necessary, escalate more difficult ones.

Meet daily, weekly, or project-specific goals for collecting surveys.

Work with supervisors and research teams to help with study protocols and quality control.

Take part in training sessions and stay up to date on how to do surveys.

Make reports or summaries as needed by the research or project team

Qualifications Needed:

A high school diploma or the equivalent is required, but a bachelor's degree in social sciences, statistics, public policy, or a related field is preferred.

It's best if you have experience with survey administration, data collection, or research assistance.

Good at talking to and getting along with others

Attention to detail and a dedication to gathering accurate data

Ability to work alone and manage time well in a remote setting

Basic computer skills and experience with survey or data collection software

Preferred Skills:

Experience gathering both quantitative and qualitative data

Knowledge of survey tools like Qualtrics, SurveyMonkey, or REDCap

Knowledge of the rules of research ethics and privacy

Experience in reaching out to the community or getting people involved

Pay for the Year:
Salary Range: $35,000 to $50,000 a year, depending on how much experience you have, how hard the project is, and how many hours you work.

Package of Benefits:

Full-time employees get full medical, dental, and vision insurance.

401(k) retirement plan with employer match for eligible workers

Paid time off (PTO) and paid holidays for full-time workers

A flexible schedule for working from home

Opportunities for training and professional growth

Programs for employee health and well-being